The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-12
THEY LEAVE PAUL.
Che President in Minneapolis,
Last Impressions of the Former
City Very Pleasant.
A Drive Through It's Beautiful
Streets Enjoyed.
Mr.. Cleveland Makes Two Speeches
ia Minneapolis.
The Distinguished Party Leaves for
Omaha, Neb,, from Whence They
Go to Kansas City, Thence
To Memphie.

Sr. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 1.-THE sun and
tho President came out rathrr late this
morning. and frightened up II hitherto
chilly and cloudy morning, until II warmed
into regular Cleveland weather with
Minnesota sharpness to IL. The city looks
very pretty this morning in Its dress OF
Auttcring sireamers, and the streets are all
alive with animated sightseers. The
Presidential party breakiasted together
about . o'clock, and at o;45 O'Clock took
carriages for u drive around the city. The
party was made up us follows;
Fint Carriage President and Mrs.
Cleveland aud Mayor Smith.
Second Carriagc The Hon. William +,
Villas, Mrs. S. j. Mcmillan and Mis- Ada
Murphy.
Third Carriage Col. ID. g. Lamont, u.
ii. Moon, Lewis Baker Thomas COch-
ran, jr. .,.
Fourth Carriage DR.. Bryant Lane X.
Stone Peter Bcrkey, Albert Sh Her
Filth Carriage Judge Btsscil, Charles
II. Licnau, cx-tioyenor William K. Mar
shall aud Maurice Anerbach.
Following came carriages with local and
visiting Reporters 't
The iuulc was from the Robert street
entrance OF the hotel 60 Seventh street;
down seventh street 10 Holman avenue,
to the river bluff; return by Third street, 10
81. Peter, TO Fifth; down Fiith TO Wabash,
up Wabash 10 Tenth; down Tenth 60 Cc-
dar; irom Cedar to Bluff street; iroUi Bluff
street to lglchcart; from lglcheart to Rice;
Rice 10 Summit avenue; Summit avenue
Ia Dale Street; Dale 10 portlnnh Portland
20 Western; Western to Dayton; Dayton To
Third; Third 20 the Minnesota club, ON
Fourth street, where the party took lunch
at noon 4 big crowd &us waiting
at tho. hotel 10 see the party start aud
| everywhere along the before published
/ route were more people, women and chill
/ drcn prcdominating IN the resident por-
iion vi the city, and everywhere the PMS
| ident and Ms. Cleveland were Wet with
| pleasant demonstrations Of resi- ect and in
icrest, which they heartily acknowledged.
/ The drive was a revelation 10 Mrs. Glove.
land, the splendid adyancenncnt of the
/ city since she saw IL rs q school girl
Of fourteen being only cqualcd
by her own brilliant destiny. Al
| Summit park, Ia the very heart
Of the best residence portion OF the city,
several hundred ladies and children hnd
gathered aud the shrill treble oi the chil-
dren's voices and the waving of dainty
handkerchieis as the four white horses
bearing the presidential couple came pranc-
| ing by, made very animated scene, which
greatly pleased and interested the
visitors. II in the boast Of 81 Paul
people that no other city has u
r,ridence urcct with no many
beautiful n>ws s Summit avenue, aud
the lovely hills on which the city lies
| looked their bravcsi this morning In their
garb Of autumnal foliage. At every turn
| II the broad winding avenue new vistas oi
loyeliness opened between palatial resi.
denccs 20 the smokey wreathed valley and
the purpling hills beyond Not many
private residences were decorated, but that
oiP. II. Kelly WIS handsomely adorned and
n beautiful arch spanned the stTGa@ ip iron,
Of II. At the residence Of Mayor Smith,
the President, Mr. Cleveland, and Gov.
McGill stopped few moments aud par.
took Of some light refreshments. No Other
stop was made. Mrr. Cleveland remained
at Mayor Smiths residence after the drive,
while the President was taken 10 the
Minnesota club, where the memlen
of the club were presented 10 hin
and an informal but elegant it'll,
lunch was served, Congressman Rice
Gov. McGill, Judge Nelson and two OF
three others sitting down with the gentle
men Of the Presidents party. Mn. Glove
land was driven down 10 the station by
Mn,. Smith, meeting the President tier,
at 1880 o'clock, when the star
for Minneapolis was made, amid the
hearty farewell cheers Of uie Grove
gathered. +. II. Kelly being the last e
say goodbye, as he nd been the iint e
welcome the President Both the Prcsl
dent and Mn. Cleveland expressed them
selves as highly pleased with their visit q
81. Paul. The President snid 81 tho par
adc Of toboggnncn last night that u va
the finest and most unique exhibition o
the kind he ever Ew. Both he and Mns
Cleveland were as pleased ~ children
says Gov. McGill, over the handsome resi-
dences and beautiful views they Elw OF
their drive this morning.